DEVONPORT ORIONS
CRICKET CLUB

Returning Devonport men's coach Miles Barnard. The Westpac Devonport Orions would like to announce that Miles Barnard has re-signed on as senior coach of our men's program for the next two seasons. For the past three seasons, Miles has been instrumental in developing our young group as well as adding vital additions along the way. This has lead to pushing First Grade back into finals as well as back-to-back premierships in Second Grade. Congratulations to Miles on his re-appo

In the game of cricket, a half-century with the bat is a reasonable achievement. It shows you have been at the crease for a bit. However, the unbeaten half-century we celebrated at our recent annual dinner is an example of arguably the finest innings of longevity, not only at the Devonport Cricket Club, but in cricket in Tasmania as a whole. The season of 1975-76 saw a teenager by the name of David Mullett make his A Grade debut at the club as a young fast bowler. Club legend

The club came together at the Devonport Country Club on April 11 to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our players, coaches, and volunteers at this season's Annual Dinner and Presentation Evening. It was a fantastic opportunity to reflect on another successful season and recognise the hard work and dedication that makes our club so special. It also served as another opportunity to honour our Second Grade team after they claimed the 2025-26 flag. Congratulations to all